Author Topic: Advice on dodgy encounters  (Read 1194 times)

Offline EightBitByte

Hey guys,
Slighty off topic when it comes to punting, but I have been speaking with this woman on Ashley Maddison.

She sent me a photo and she's like crazy hot...model type.

Wants to meet - says she english but typing looks like someone non-english trying to sound english.

Feels like either a con or just too luckly to be true.

Suggested we meet in a public place for a coffee.

Could be a potential blackmail attempt or something with me being on AM and married...thoughts?


Offline EightBitByte

Now suggesting I pick her up forst before we go for a coffee lol...my spider senses are tingling.

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I would just go for it, what's the worst that can happen. 

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Wanted me to follow a link to but a "Juno verification"...lol. Thought I could smell a rat

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Now suggesting I pick her up forst before we go for a coffee lol...my spider senses are tingling.

My senses detect spidershit

Offline Aldebaran

Simple rule of thumb. Anything that looks too good to be true almost invariably is just that.

Offline JamesKW



Could be a potential blackmail attempt or something with me being on AM and married...thoughts?

If you are married, thats what prossies are there for,keep it simple,otherwise you are likley to get caught.

Offline Punterperson1971

Hey guys,
Slighty off topic when it comes to punting, but I have been speaking with this woman on Ashley Maddison.

She sent me a photo and she's like crazy hot...model type.

Wants to meet - says she english but typing looks like someone non-english trying to sound english.

Feels like either a con or just too luckly to be true.

Suggested we meet in a public place for a coffee.

Could be a potential blackmail attempt or something with me being on AM and married...thoughts?
If it to good to be true then it most always is so ignore move on go and see some wg’s and do some reviews

Offline JPin

Simple rule of thumb. Anything that looks too good to be true almost invariably is just that.

One of my mantras nowadays.

I had a similar situation to OP. Got chatting to a woman on Illicit Encounters, without even exchanging pic passwords she wanted to move to Kik (red flag 1). On Kik she sent some absolutely hot photos, nothing nude but gorgeous woman (red flag 2). Within a few exchanges she asks me to share a fantasy (red flag 3)... Anyway, I was chatting to a few other women at the same time so I just humoured her, had some exchanges here and there, pretty consistent, but I always kept her at arms length, remained non committal and tried not to waste too much time on her. I get pics of her with her family, pics of her laughing at her desk at home, a silly video of her singing, complaining about her controlling husband etc etc... My gut tells me something is off, it just doesn't feel right somehow.

One day I tell her I've been working in London, "Why didn't you tell me! We could have had lunch".. I was like, "I came in for a work meeting and went home, and anyway you said it was difficult for you to arrange meetings due to your controlling husband". Fucking weird man.

So, to cut a long story short, one day, out of the blue, she ended up messaging saying "I need your help..." I was like, "Yeah?". And she claimed her kids needed money for some video game subscription. I just replied, "I knew this was a scam. Bye bye." and deleted her.

This was like three weeks after we first made contact, talk about longing it out! The poor blokes who must get duped and rinsed by these people.

Offline Punterperson1971

One of my mantras nowadays.

I had a similar situation to OP. Got chatting to a woman on Illicit Encounters, without even exchanging pic passwords she wanted to move to Kik (red flag 1). On Kik she sent some absolutely hot photos, nothing nude but gorgeous woman (red flag 2). Within a few exchanges she asks me to share a fantasy (red flag 3)... Anyway, I was chatting to a few other women at the same time so I just humoured her, had some exchanges here and there, pretty consistent, but I always kept her at arms length, remained non committal and tried not to waste too much time on her. I get pics of her with her family, pics of her laughing at her desk at home, a silly video of her singing, complaining about her controlling husband etc etc... My gut tells me something is off, it just doesn't feel right somehow.

One day I tell her I've been working in London, "Why didn't you tell me! We could have had lunch".. I was like, "I came in for a work meeting and went home, and anyway you said it was difficult for you to arrange meetings due to your controlling husband". Fucking weird man.

So, to cut a long story short, one day, out of the blue, she ended up messaging saying "I need your help..." I was like, "Yeah?". And she claimed her kids needed money for some video game subscription. I just replied, "I knew this was a scam. Bye bye." and deleted her.

This was like three weeks after we first made contact, talk about longing it out! The poor blokes who must get duped and rinsed by these people.
Yeah agree if it’s too good then ignore

Offline Ghost89

Re-examine the information you’ve given her over the course of your chats. Have you exaggerated any details such as money you have or make.has she seen what you look like? Is her interests mirroring yours? Without sounding mean would you realistically stand a chance with a woman like you’ve seen? Are the photos natural looking or look staged? I know you could go on forever with things like this but your gut is telling you something isn’t right. Go with that and not with what the little head is telling you.